The word ‘airtight’ has taken on a completely different meaning on TikTok than what people are used to. Here’s everything to know about what it means on the app.
TikTokcontinues to draw in new users from all over the world every day, with the huge collection of viral content on the social media app continuing to grow.
Naturally,the platformis filled with slang terms, acronyms, and phrases that are frequently used in videos and comment sections. But if you’re out of the loop, it can be hard to keep up with these.
One word you might have come across on TikTok is ‘airtight,’ which traditionally refers to something that is sealed in a way that no air can enter or escape. However, the short-form video app has given this term a new meaning. Here’s everything to know.
Airtight meaning on TikTok
On TikTok, ‘airtight’ has become a buzzword used to describeanything that is flawless or has no holes. This could refer to an argument, an aesthetic look, a skillful move, or even a person’s overall vibe.
Goofy Movie is an airtight film, a masterpiece.https://t.co/Zqg0RWM0QN
The slang is often used as a compliment and is a close synonym to ‘perfect.’ It’s a way of acknowledging that something has been executed so well that it leaves no room for criticism or improvement.
Of course, there are many ways to use this term. For instance, a user might comment “That outfit is airtight!” on a fashion video, indicating that the style presented is flawless. Or, if someone presents an argument that is compelling and without loopholes, it might be described as airtight.
Essentially, it means the same as “no notes,” which indicates that something can’t be improved upon.
If there are other terms or phrases being used on TikTok that you are confused about,check out our guide hereto learn all about the app’s most popular terms.
Kawter Abed is an Entertainment Writer on Dexerto’s UK team. She is a journalism graduate and provides expert coverage of viral news, TikTok trends, and YouTube creators. She is also a big fan of Nintendo games and Netflix shows. You can contact her at: kawter.abed@dexerto.com
